Depression

When the TRAIN is coming, get off the TRACKS. In Ezekiel’s day, the Israelites were standing on the train tracks of God’s wrath, and were about to get run over. But why? What had they done? Why was God so angry? Click for Week 4 of our new series.

What does it mean to be A WATCHMAN? Ezekiel was called to be a ‘watchman’ over God’s people, and that involved two things: identifying spiritual danger, and warning the people. Are there any watchmen in our day? Click to learn more.

Ezekiel had A VERY HARD JOB – he was sent to TELL PEOPLE things that they DIDN’T WANT TO HEAR. In Week 2 of our study, we consider Ezekiel’s call to be a prophet. Israel had a long history of rejecting (and even killing) its prophets. So how would this young man respond? What would … Continue reading Ezekiel: The Prophet And The Scroll (Week 2) →

In Ezekiel 1, the prophet had A VISION. In this vision, he saw a fiery whirlwind approach, and within the whirlwind was a CHARIOT OF FIRE – carried by angels, who flew amidst the chariot’s fiery wheels. What was this vision all about? Click to learn more.

HOW LONG, O LORD? That was the cry of the prophets. That was the cry of the apostles. That was the cry of the martyrs. How long? When we see injustice or suffering, it offends our sense of right and wrong. And so we wonder WHEN IT WILL END. Click to learn more.

God is ALWAYS THERE. There is NO PLACE YOU CAN GO where God is not present. That’s part of the job description of being God – His jurisdiction has no bounds. Join us for Week 3 of a three week series on God’s attributes of omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence.

God is ALL KNOWING. He knows EVERYTHING. God knows everything that is, and everything that could be. He does not learn new information successively – He knows it all simultaneously. Join us for Week 2 of a three week series on God’s attributes.

God is ALL POWERFUL. That means NO ONE OUTRANKS HIM. No one can frustrate His purposes. Not me, not you, and not the kings or corporations of this age. Join us for Week 1 of a new three week series on God’s attributes of omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence.

Have you ever asked God for a “sign?” Sometimes life gets cloudy, and we want God to show us a sign. Perhaps we want Him to demonstrate His presence (or His plan) to us. How does God respond? Click to learn more in this sermon from Matthew 12.

What does the Bible say about making plans for the future? In the book of James, we see that it’s OK to make plans for tomorrow – but not to be presumptuous. Not to be arrogant. Instead, planning and praying should go hand in hand. Click to learn more.

Jesus was crucified between two thieves. And at first, both MOCKED Him. Then one stopped mocking. “Lord, remember me when you come into your kingdom,” this thief said. And Christ’s response was, “truly, this day, you will be with Me in paradise.” Click to be encouraged about the future that awaits after death.

If baptism is for SINNERS, then why was JESUS baptized? Even John the Baptist didn’t understand this one. John told Jesus that he needed to be baptized by Him, not the other way around. So why did Jesus do it? In this podcast, we learn the answer.

Have you ever been angry with God? In Jonah 4, the prophet was angry at God. He couldn’t believe what God had done. It didn’t seem good or fair. And he insisted that his own anger was right and appropriate! Click to hear God’s gracious response.

One sermon. Eight words. Over a hundred thousand people repented. There’s no other sermon like this. There’s no sermon ever preached that had as wide-spread a response among those that it was originally preached to. So what happened in Nineveh? Click to learn more from our series on Jonah.

Alone. Scared. Anxious. Is that you? Have you felt that way? No one has ever felt as alone as Jonah – sitting by himself in the belly of the beast. But the prophet wasn’t really alone, and this wasn’t the end of the line. Click to listen and be encouraged.